Hi Ania

Get ready to integrate your performance testing directly into your AI-driven workflows. We are pleased to announce that BlazeMeter is MCP-enabled.

The BlazeMeter MCP Server is a local server that exposes BlazeMeter actions through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing you and your teams to create, configure, and execute performance tests using natural language prompts. Whether you use VS Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor, these MCP-enabled applications can now start runs, set load parameters, and return BlazeMeter reports without leaving the editor.

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Why use the BlazeMeter MCP Server?

✅ Ease of Use: People without deep test expertise can execute and review performance tests via natural language. Configure virtual users, duration, ramp patterns, and geographic distribution.

✅ Faster Feedback: Run tests from the editor and see results sooner, shortening the in-sprint loop. Grant AI consent before assistants can call methods.

✅ Effortless Integration: Connect MCP-enabled tools across the SDLC to needed account, workspace, and project information. Users can move from code to test to report with simple prompts.

✅ Lower Latency: The MCP Server runs locally on the workstation. Install and configure locally with documented steps via binary or CLI.

✅ Actionable Results: Machine readable status, key metrics, and a BlazeMeter report link.

✅ No Added Cost at GA: Included for current customers at GA.

Run a load test by prompt, then share a standardized BlazeMeter report link back to your team.

Get started with the BlazeMeter MCP Server today: Install Guide